Kanazawa is the place where traditions can be developed, but never be extinct. People still watch Noh-Gaku, eat local delicacies, and enjoy Geisha entertainment, even new age comes and goes. The quaint atmosphere always attracts visitors and the appearance has been often picked as a location for movie or TV drama. Visit this picturesque town and make your own drama!
Japan has countless interesting cities. The island is yours to explore! The old capital, Kyoto, is known for its prosperity during the Heian period when it was the home to emperors and nobles. Conversely, Kanazawa was home to Samurai during the Edo period. Our fabulous city has much to offer, but is not as well known as other famous cities. Eye on Kanazawa is a free paper in English to help tourists make sure they have a great time in our city. Pick up your copy when you are in Japan!
Fantastic Noh-Gaku
The Kingdom of Local Cuisine
#006 Autumn & Winter 
Fantastic Noh-Gaku
The Kingdom of Local Cuisine
Common But Fun Crafts
#004 Autumn & Winter
Experience Sunday Zazen
Ryotei
Tea Ceremony
The Path of Healing
#003 Summer
Experience a Stay at a Machiya
Yakitori
#002 Spring
The Enyu-kai for Matsu-No-Uchi Was Amazing! A Japanese Fairy Tale Come to Life.
I Love Izakaya
#001 Autumn & Winter
Wandering Classic and Charming Streets with Sophie
Let's Go to the Sushi Bar!
My town is Kanazawa city.
"My Town is Kanazawa City" is a four minute short movie shot on a Canon EOS 5D Mark II. Experience the classic scenery of the Eastern Tea District in action! Camerawork by the extraordinary photographer, NOCA Wakihiko. Music by the up-and-coming young composer, NOCA Tact. Directed by SAWADA Kazuhiko.
